"By the way, is it because his style is a bit like that of the prosecutor general that makes you so disgusted?" Miwako Sato joked.
"You're overthinking." Shizuo Komemon shook his head and denied it. He wasn't really being arrogant, but Kuroda Biewei did give him a somewhat dangerous feeling.
Although it's just a little bit, there are not many people who can give him this feeling.
"Speaking of which, wasn't the counselor sent out and just returned today? Did I remember correctly?" Takagi Wataru scratched his head and said, his face full of doubts.
"So, why is he responsible for the bombing? I also think that if I have to name one person, it should be Manager Kuroda who is really responsible for the on-site command, right?
After all, he was the one who made the decision to let Gu Meimen stay..."
The three of them all looked at him. Takagi Shouta shrank his neck and waved his hands nonchalantly: "That, I'm just talking nonsense, don't worry about it."
"No, your head is finally moving." Shizuo Komemon praised.
"Indeed, Takagi Criminal is at least thinking." Shiratori Rensaburo agreed.
"Okay, you two, stop bullying him." Sato Miwako couldn't laugh or cry.
After the joke, Shiratori Rensaburo explained: "This is a bureaucracy. It doesn't matter whether the counselor is present or not when the case occurs. The responsibility is not based on who is at fault, but on who has the lowest cost.
Manager Kuroda has a low police rank, but he came from the National Police Agency, while Counselor Uno, although he has a high police rank and a high position, has an ordinary background with an average background.
Moreover, he is old and is not far away from retirement. It is better to transfer him to a casual position and find another opportunity to make up for it before retiring.
No one was really sacrificed, it was just a normal job transfer, so that the Metropolitan Police Department would not be said to be flattering the Prosecutor's Office, and everyone would be happy."
Shizuo Komemon chuckled and said: "Old scalper, if you have something to do, you will take care of it. As long as there is a workplace, there will always be someone to play this role."
"Although this sounds unpleasant, it is true." Shiratori Rensaburo sighed, "As for your promotion to Gumeimen Criminal, it is completely normal. After all, you have done a lot of credit this time."
"Promoted on merit? How many years ago was the last time something like this happened in the Metropolitan Police Department?" Miwako Sato said, crossing her arms.
"No matter how long it has not happened, you can't deny that promotion due to merit is indeed one of the several ways to improve the police rank, and it is clearly stipulated."
Shiratori Rensaburo spread his hands, "I know what you want to say, Sato Criminal, and it is indeed the case. Some provisions are not necessarily used.
But use it when you need it, and when you don’t need it, that’s the rules of the annual merit sequence..."
"Shiratori Criminal, you are becoming more and more qualified as a bureaucrat." Shizuo Komemon joked, "Although I was promoted to the police department before you, your ceiling will definitely be much higher than mine in the future."
"I'm going to be a criminal of the Gumeimen. You are complimenting me, right?" Shiratori Rensaburo smiled helplessly, "However, the criminal of the Gumeimen will definitely be much better than me in the future."
"I won't go to the prosecutor's office. This won't change. The Metropolitan Police Department can't let me, a second-generation prosecutor in the prosecutor's office, climb very high, right?" Shizuo Komemon still knows this about himself.
Shiratori Rensaburo smiled meaningfully, "That's hard to say."
"Is there an explanation?" Shizuo Komemon's expression changed, and he knew from the other person's expression that there was something else inside.
"Public and private should be distinguished." Shiratori Rensaburo said mysteriously.
"What do you mean?" Sato Miwako and Takagi Wataru were also curious.
"Literally, public affairs are public affairs, and private affairs are private affairs." Rensaburo Shiratori shook his finger, "The confrontation and cooperation between the prosecutor's office and the police department are all public affairs, but the upbringing of future generations... it is a private matter."
Shizuo Komemon's eyes narrowed.
Although there were not many people in the office, and they were at desks in the corner, and the surrounding area was empty, Shiratori Rensaburo still looked around before whispering covertly:
"The center of power is always those people, and they will fight to the death over official matters - this is determined by where they sit, and it cannot be transferred by personal will.
But when it comes to supporting future generations and ensuring the family's power and status, they are unanimous. Not only will they not attack each other, they will also help each other..."
After Shiratori Rensaburo finished speaking, he quickly added, "Of course, this is just my personal opinion, and there is no guarantee that it is true."
After hearing this, Shizuo Komemon laughed at himself, "So, no matter what I do, I can't be fired, right?"
"You may even get promoted all the way." Shiratori Rensaburo shrugged, "But it's not absolute. If you really do something extremely bad and make everyone dissatisfied, then there is nothing you can do."
The so-called extremely bad things obviously do not include ordinary murder cases.
Miwako Sato looked depressed when she heard this, and sighed: "You should stop talking about these things in the future. The more you talk about it, the more desperate you will be for an ordinary person with no background like me."
"Sato Criminal." Shiratori Rensaburo said with a serious face, "The more this happens, the more we have to face it and the more we have to find ways to change the status quo.
This is also something I have deeply realized during the year I joined the Metropolitan Police.”
"How... can we do it?" Miwako Sato was a little discouraged.
"Why not?" Shizuo Komemon suddenly smiled.
"Huh? Are you actually interested in this kind of thing?" Sato Miwako was very surprised.
"Of course I'm not interested. I don't have that kind of leisure." Shizuo Komemon shook his head.
"It's just that, haven't you noticed? I've been here for less than a year, and the police department, police department, and police department have already resigned three times. Now, Director Odagiri, the chief of police, must have had shivers down his spine.
As long as I insist on staying here, I'm afraid the upper management of the Metropolitan Police Department will have to be replaced before long."
What Shizuo Komemon said was half true, but Toshiro Odagiri, the Minister of Criminal Affairs, did have something to report, and he knew this, even though it was only about his son.
Further on...
Sato Miwako laughed when she heard this and said: "Komemon Criminal, you are not a secret weapon sent by the prosecutor's office, are you? As long as you sit in the Metropolitan Police Department office and do nothing, the Metropolitan Police Department will collapse."
"Maybe..." Shizuo Komemon also smiled, "The biggest excuse for seniority ranking has always been that there are many people waiting for promotion and there are few vacancies. If there are vacancies above, some people will have to be promoted.
Shiratori works hard to make the preparations needed for promotion before the opportunity comes."
Shiratori Rensaburo just thought it was a joke, "How is that possible? Even if there is a vacancy, it won't be my turn."
Just as he was talking, someone suddenly opened the door of the office. Several people thought it was the management officer coming to assign cases, so they quickly stopped talking, but it turned out that it was just an ordinary criminal.
"Shiratori Police Department, congratulations!"
Shiratori Rensaburo immediately opened his eyes wide and looked at Komemon Shizuo in disbelief, who was also a little surprised.
What was even more surprising was that the criminal shouted again: "There is also Department Chief Gu Meimen."